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A Map of Roman Britain showing the principal sites, together with an introduction, a chronoogical table, an index to the sites, and a series of smaller maps highlighting specific details.
Reviews
Reviewer:
Bradnik
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February 29, 2020
Subject: Re-use
Subject: Re-use
You are welcome to use the maps in any way you wish. As you say, Crown Copyright expires 50 years after publication. The UK Government requests acknowledgement of the source when re-using such material. I do not claim any derivative rights, and have marked the uploads as in the public domain.
Reviewer:
Chrisc2R
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February 23, 2020
Subject: Thanks and possible reuse?
Subject: Thanks and possible reuse?
Hello,
Thanks for the upload of these historical resources, they are really interesting. I note that they are no longer in copyright under crown copyright, however, as the digitiser of this work I am writing to you to ask if you would let us re-use the scans of the maps as part of our gereferenced SABRE Maps historical coverage project.
https://www.sabre-roads.org.uk/maps/
We are a not for profit society that is free to join aimed at the study of roads and maps of the UK and Ireland.
We would be able to overlay these historical maps onto modern maps, so that it would be possible to see the historical data in relation to current features.
You can see this functionality in action if you choose one of the One Inch layers from the 1950s-70s.
We also have an extensive wiki aimed at the collection of historical information surrounding the road network and its history.
Archive.org suggest that the way to request re-use is to leave a review, so apologies for not being able to contact you directly.
Regards,
Chris
Thanks for the upload of these historical resources, they are really interesting. I note that they are no longer in copyright under crown copyright, however, as the digitiser of this work I am writing to you to ask if you would let us re-use the scans of the maps as part of our gereferenced SABRE Maps historical coverage project.
https://www.sabre-roads.org.uk/maps/
We are a not for profit society that is free to join aimed at the study of roads and maps of the UK and Ireland.
We would be able to overlay these historical maps onto modern maps, so that it would be possible to see the historical data in relation to current features.
You can see this functionality in action if you choose one of the One Inch layers from the 1950s-70s.
We also have an extensive wiki aimed at the collection of historical information surrounding the road network and its history.
Archive.org suggest that the way to request re-use is to leave a review, so apologies for not being able to contact you directly.
Regards,
Chris
